Transfer Stations & Dumps in Wisconsin
5 facilities for dropping off trash, bulky waste, and recycling.
These are transfer stations, landfills, convenience centers, and drop-off sites in Wisconsin. A transfer station consolidates waste and hauls it to a landfill; a convenience center is a small residential drop-off site. Hours, fees, and accepted items differ by facility, so check the listing or call ahead.
La Crosse County Landfill
3240 Berlin Drive, La Crosse, WI
(608) 785-9572
County landfill facility accepting household hazardous waste, electronics, sharps, and medications from La Crosse County residents. Accepts televisions, computers, monitors, printers, fax machines, and cell phones. Sharps are accepted free of charge, and non-controlled medications are accepted in original containers.
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City of Marshfield Bulk Waste Site
501 South Hume Avenue, Marshfield, WI
715-502-3565
City of Marshfield transfer station accepting bulk waste items free for Marshfield residents with photo identification. Electronics, appliances, and construction waste are accepted for a fee.
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Portage County Solid Waste Department
600 Moore Road, Plover, WI
715-343-6297
Portage County Solid Waste Department operates a recycling and transfer facility in Plover. Residents, contracted haulers, and businesses can bring trash and recyclables. Large demolition projects require 48 hours advance notice, and all loads must be secured.
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Marathon County Solid Waste Department
172900 State Highway 29, Ringle, WI
715-446-3101
Marathon County Solid Waste Department operates a county landfill and hazardous waste facility approximately 12 miles east of Wausau in Ringle. The facility accepts general solid waste, recyclables, hazardous waste, and special waste materials.
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Waukesha Resident Drop-Off Center
750 Sentry Drive, Waukesha, WI
262-524-3600
City of Waukesha drop-off center for residents accepting yard materials, landfill items, and recyclables. Residency verification required via current photo ID. A food scrap composting program is available.
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Wisconsin Transfer Stations: Common Questions
Are these all transfer stations in Wisconsin?
This page lists the transfer stations, landfills, convenience centers, and drop-off sites we have on file for Wisconsin. It is not a complete municipal registry. Your county or city solid-waste department may run additional sites, especially seasonal or residents-only convenience centers.
Can I drop off household trash at these Wisconsin facilities?
Most accept household garbage and bulky items, but rules vary. Some take the general public, others serve only commercial haulers, and county convenience centers may require proof of residency. Check the individual listing or call before you go.
Do Wisconsin transfer stations charge a fee?
Usually yes. Tipping fees are commonly charged by weight or by load, with extra charges for tires, mattresses, appliances, and construction debris. Some county-run convenience centers are free for residents because they are funded by local taxes.
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